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    Where Travel Radiographers Get the Call

    X-ray is the foundation of medical imaging, the oldest and most widely used modality, and the chest X-ray is the single most commonly performed diagnostic exam, which keeps travel rad tech jobs in steady demand across emergency departments, imaging centers, and inpatient floors. It's a sizable, licensed profession: radiographers sit within a radiologic-technologist workforce of about 228,000, and most states require licensure or certification. Right now 64 X-ray tech contracts are open across Texas, California, and Kansas, with weekly pay running $1,369 to $3,312. Browse the rad tech assignments above and filter by shift, contract length, and start date to line up your next contract.

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    What X-ray contracts pay right now

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    These are the states where X-ray travelers are earning the most this week, refreshed through the day. Expensive metros and hard-to-staff markets tend to lead, since both push up your weekly pay through the stipends, aim at the leaders, then weigh each against what rent will take back.

    New Hampshire $2,676 California $2,402
    Alabama $2,344
    Illinois $2,280
    Texas $2,135

    Weekly pay reflects current open Advantis X-Ray Tech contracts: marketplace contract value, not a staff wage.

    See the full X-Ray Tech salary breakdown New Median & percentiles, pay by specialty & metro, hourly, and take-home

    The Credential Base Behind X-Ray Work

    Radiography is the entry point to medical imaging and one of the largest credentialed allied-health fields in the country. The chest X-ray is the single most commonly performed diagnostic X-ray exam, which keeps radiographers busy across emergency departments, imaging centers, and inpatient units. The workforce is deep and standardized: radiographers are counted within a radiologic-technologist group of about 228,000, and most states require them to be licensed or certified. The credential base runs deeper still, more than 360,000 people hold ARRT credentials nationwide, so hospitals filling travel contracts draw from an experienced, vetted pool. For radiographers, that breadth of demand across settings means real choice in where an assignment takes you.

    Facilities Hiring Travel X-Ray Techs

    Facility cards surface radiography openings across emergency departments, inpatient imaging teams, outpatient centers, and hospital diagnostic departments.

    Mission Hospital Magnet

    850 beds · Asheville, NC

    Hiring now CT Tech IR Tech MRI Tech Ultrasound Tech

    Magnet-recognized Level I trauma center in Asheville, NC, an 850-bed hospital with radiation therapy and respiratory therapy.

    UAB Hospital Magnet

    1,207 beds · Birmingham, AL

    Hiring now CT Tech IR Tech Radiation Therapist

    Birmingham, AL's 1207-bed Magnet-recognized Level I trauma center, where allied teams cover interventional radiology and radiation therapy.

    Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center Magnet

    458 beds · Lebanon, NH

    Hiring now CT Tech IR Tech MRI Tech Ultrasound Tech

    A 458-bed Magnet-recognized Dartmouth Health hospital in Lebanon, NH, with cardiac catheterization, interventional radiology, radiation therapy, and echocardiography.

    CJW Medical Center Chippenham Hospital Level I Trauma

    466 beds · Richmond, VA

    Hiring now X-Ray Tech Cath Lab Tech CT Tech IR Tech

    A 466-bed Level I trauma center in Richmond, VA, with cardiac catheterization, structural heart care, interventional radiology, and surgical services.

    Carle Foundation Hospital Magnet

    509 beds · Urbana, IL

    Hiring now X-Ray Tech Cath Lab Tech CT Tech MRI Tech

    A 509-bed Magnet-recognized Level I trauma center in Urbana, IL, with cardiac cath lab and interventional radiology.

    Carle Foundation Hospital - 611 Level I Trauma

    Urbana, IL

    A Level I trauma center in Urbana, IL, part of the Carle system, offering acute and outpatient physical, occupational, and speech therapy.

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    FAQs for Travel X-Ray Tech Jobs

    What sets the rate on a travel rad tech contract?
    X-ray pay tracks the market more than the exams: how short-staffed a site is, the local cost of living (stipends are part of the weekly total, so pricey cities post higher) and whether the schedule runs nights or weekends. Add-on modality coverage moves it too: a radiographer who can pick up CT shifts effectively prices into a different band.
    Is travel a good first move for a newer rad tech?
    It can be, once you have about a year of independent radiography behind you. Contracts assume you can run portables, the ED queue, and OR C-arm support with minimal ramp-up, so recent volume matters more than years. If your staff role skews outpatient, pick up hospital shifts first, ED and portable comfort is what travel screens test hardest. From there, the modality ladder into CT sets up naturally.
    What credential do travel rad techs need?
    Most hospitals and travel contracts expect ARRT certification in radiography (R.T.(R)) and most states require a license or certification to practice. Specific requirements vary by state and facility. Start ARRT verification and the state application together when you shortlist a market; running them in parallel is what keeps a start date on schedule. Keep both current to avoid a start-date delay.
    What settings do travel X-ray techs work in?
    Travel radiographers work across emergency departments, imaging centers, and inpatient floors, with the chest X-ray among the most frequent exams. Demand is broad because X-ray is the most widely used imaging modality. Trauma-center contracts skew toward portables and overnight coverage, while imaging-center work runs scheduled and daytime, the setting sets the rhythm. Pick the rhythm that fits you before you compare rates.
    Does a second modality like CT widen my X-ray options?
    It does. Plenty of contracts look for radiographers who can also cover CT or another modality, and that flexibility opens more assignments and often stronger pay. If you hold an extra ARRT credential, make it clear when you apply. Even partial CT hours on a staff role are worth listing; they signal you can flex when the schedule breaks.